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Your Protest May Have Forced a Corrective Action, But that Doesn’t Mean You’re Entitled to Costs
Protester Alleged Unstated Criteria, But COFC Didn’t Think the Agency Deviated from the Solicitation
OHA Reverses SDVOSB Decertification, Finds Company Never Received SBA’s Notices
If You’re Going to Claim Your Delayed Performance Was Excusable, Bring the Receipts
Protester Alleged Its Proposal Was Similar to the Awardee’s But Received a Different Evaluation Rating. COFC Disagreed.
The Protester Objected to Solicitation’s Labor Harmony Clause. Why Did GAO Reject Most of the Protester’s Arguments?
OHA Says Operating Agreement Must Give a Veteran Unilateral Authority to Amend the Agreement
Agency’s Slapdash Staffing Evaluation Results in a Sustained Protest
Do Both Members of an Mentor-Protege Need to Hold an IDIQ Contract to Bid on Orders? GAO Says No.
Protester Tried to Cure Defects In Its Status Protest, But OHA Said It Was Too Late
Agency’s Conduct Caused the Protester to Miss Other Contracting Opportunities. But GAO Said Too Bad, Lost Profits Are Not Reimbursable
Company Attempted to Amend Its Operating Agreement After Applying for SDVOSB Certification. It Didn’t Go Well.
CBCA Thinks Subcontractor’s Implied Contract Claim Is Plausible
GAO Finds Protester “Mailed-It-In” in More Ways than One
COFC Found Contractor’s Breach Claim Was Untimely. Why Did the Federal Circuit Reverse?
The Protester Submitted the Only Technically Acceptable Proposal. Why Didn’t It Get the Award?
Bucking a Recent Trend, GAO Finds Lapse in SAM Registration May Not Be Fatal
Protester Certified Its Size for an IDIQ Contract. Why Did It Have to Recertify for a Subsequent Task Order?
CBCA Affirms that a Blanket Purchase Agreement Is Not a Contract
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